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... formula ( vi ) , but in this situation it is necessary to define the integral appearing in ( vi ) and to define the algebra of scalar functions f to which the formula may be applied . One class of scalar functions f , other than ...
... formula ( vi ) , but in this situation it is necessary to define the integral appearing in ( vi ) and to define the algebra of scalar functions f to which the formula may be applied . One class of scalar functions f , other than ...
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... formula " for the eigenvalues of a com- pact operator , given as Theorem X.4.3 . Q.E.D. It will be convenient in what follows to adopt the formula of Lemma 2 as a definition of un ( T ) in case T is not compact . Note that Tμ ( T ) ...
... formula " for the eigenvalues of a com- pact operator , given as Theorem X.4.3 . Q.E.D. It will be convenient in what follows to adopt the formula of Lemma 2 as a definition of un ( T ) in case T is not compact . Note that Tμ ( T ) ...
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... formula 1 E ( ( 1 , 2 ) ) f : = lim lim 2πί . 21 + 8 + 0-3 0-8 [ R ( λ — iɛ ; T ) -R ( 2 + iɛ ; T ) ] fdλ . The problem we face is that of passing from this latter formula in- volving the resolvent to a formula involving the individual ...
... formula 1 E ( ( 1 , 2 ) ) f : = lim lim 2πί . 21 + 8 + 0-3 0-8 [ R ( λ — iɛ ; T ) -R ( 2 + iɛ ; T ) ] fdλ . The problem we face is that of passing from this latter formula in- volving the resolvent to a formula involving the individual ...
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SPECTRAL THEORY Self Adjoint Operators in Hilbert Space | 858 |
BAlgebras | 859 |
Commutative BAlgebras | 868 |
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